Andrey Volkov

Last week a 2008 court decision became real for one older Russian woman who practices Falun Gong. Olga ...

This week Ukraine plays host to the European soccer championship, an event many had hoped would bring much ...

A day after Vladimir Putin took a 64 percent win in presidential elections, putting him right back in ...

A Kyiv court on Monday found former Ukraine Interior Minister Yuriy Lutsenko guilty of embezzlement and abuse of ...

A major trade dispute over cheese is fermenting between Russia and Ukraine with Moscow banning Ukrainian cheese imports ...

Ever since Igor Zaprudskiy, 50, owner of a small lamp store in Eastern Ukraine, decided to take up ...

European Union leaders refused to ink a landmark trade and political agreement with Kyiv on Monday over accusations ...

Chernobyl pensioners whose payments have been reduced as part of the government's cuts to social welfare are choosing ...

For 10 days they have foregone food—veterans, once tasked with cleaning up the world's worst nuclear disaster in ...

The European Union's relationship with Kyiv has deteriorated over recent months dampening hopes for Ukraine's bid to join ...

A September poll showed front-runner, Prime Minister Almazbek Atambayev, winning 65 percent of voters' support.

The French Parliament voted Tuesday to continue participating in NATO operations in Libya, which seek a political solution ...

Bosnia's small eastern town Srebrenica on Monday marked the 16th anniversary of the 1993-95 civil war.

As the situation in Syria worsens, the United States has perhaps stepped to far into the domestic affairs ...

The Ukrainian national Parliament has been a center of political conflict with disagreements among parliamentarians turning to fisticuffs.

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko ordered the closing some foreign media on Friday, particularly Russian.

Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko was charged on Tuesday with abusing her authority while in office and ...

An eighth century battle was fought over the weekend in Kopachev, Ukraine, a village about 25 miles from ...

The U.S. imposed sanctions on Syrian President Bashar Assad and his government Wednesday in the wake of escalating ...

The United Nations anti-corruption agency has documented a pervasive pattern of corruption and bribery in the Western Balkan ...

Greece might be given more time to repay its mounting debts, EU officials said on Tuesday. Greece's debt ...

A Minsk court gave Irina Khalip a two-year suspended sentence on Monday after jailing her husband, former presidential ...

Bosnian Serb leaders in the Republika Srpska region of Bosnia have canceled plans to hold a referendum challenging ...

Europe's parties are divided over a proposal by the union's executive body, the European Commission, to adjust migration ...

Belarus has been in an economic tailspin since last December's presidential election and the brutal suppression that followed ...

Police rounded up about a dozen human rights protesters in Kyiv on Wednesday, protesting against the visit of ...

Twenty five years after the Chernobyl disaster in the Ukraine, funding is still falling short to shield the ...